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Defeat at Palace relegates Huddersfield Town

30 Mar 2019
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Two-season stay in top flight comes to an end after loss combines with Burnley and Southampton wins

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Huddersfield Town were relegated from the Premier League after a 2-0 defeat at Crystal Palace combined with victories for Southampton and Burnley sent them down.

A penalty from Luka Milivojevic and a late strike from Patrick van Aanholt condemned the Terriers to a 2-0 defeat at Selhurst Park.

Bottom six

Position Pos Club Played Pl GD Points Pts
15 Burnley BUR 38 -23 40
16 Southampton SOU 38 -20 39
17 Brighton BHA 38 -25 36
18 Cardiff CAR 38 -35 34
19 Fulham FUL 38 -47 26
20 Huddersfield HUD 38 -54 16

With Southampton beating Brighton & Hove Albion 1-0 and Burnley 2-0 winners over Wolverhampton Wanderers, it put Huddersfield Town 19 points off safety with only six matches remaining. 

It means their stay of two seasons in the Premier League will come to an end. 

"I think the fans realise what we are doing," head coach Jan Siewert told Huddersfield's official website.

"There are certain things that go wrong in a season, and we have to find all the things that we are willing to do as a club.

"It's great, and the supporters are part of that, and they help to bring us in the right direction.

"We are really focusing on the stuff that went wrong, and finding a better way to come back stronger."

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